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New rules in place at Tecumseh skate park


 
WINDSOR, ONT. --
With the recent provincial shutdown restrictions put in place last week, the Town of Tecumseh is now implementing new health and safety measures at the Tecumseh skate park.
"We skate at all the skate parks in the region and a couple of them get very busy because they are very popular," says Windsor Roller Derby league member, Karlene Nielsen.
Since the start of the pandemic Nielsen can no longer play the sport so the group transitioned to park skating in Tecumseh for the time being.
"It’s given us something important to do to keep us on our wheels still, keep us fit and it’s a ton of fun. It’s great to be outdoors where it’s safe," says Nielsen.

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Dr. Ahmed challenges Windsor-Essex to seize 'opportunity' to enter lower restriction level post-lockdown


 
WINDSOR, ONT. --
Case rates of COVID-19 are reaching record high across the province and are growing in Windsor-Essex as well, prompting Windsor’s medical officer of health to issue a challenge to the community.
“We have the opportunity to make the best use of it and use this as an opportunity to come out stronger once these restrictions are lifted,” Dr. Wajid Ahmed told reporters Monday.
Windsor-Essex recorded 53 new cases of COVID-19 April 12, bringing the total active case count to 424.
“That should put all of us in high alert to try to contain our cases locally,” says Dr. Ahmed.

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Connecting with nature during stay-at-home order

The former head of the Windsor Police Service’s Major Crime Unit is encouraging the public to get outdoors as an escape from the ongoing pandemic restrictions.

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Non-invasive helmet ventilation system in development by local researchers


 
WINDSOR, ONT. --
A made-in-Canada device is aiming to breathe new life into the COVID-19 battle, by taking a different approach on a device that has been crucial during the pandemic — ventilators.
A team of Windsor researchers is in the early stages of developing a non-invasive ventilation system called the Canada Hood.
“We are trying to avoid putting people into an induced coma and breathing tubes. It’s a lot less harsh on the body,” says Dr. Jay MacDonald, emergency and hyperbaric medicine specialist at Windsor Regional Hospital.
Dr. MacDonald is working alongside Windsor Regional Hospital’s former ER chief Dr. Rob Woodall and Dr. Clive Davis, an expert in respirology, intensive care, and hyperbaric medicine in Hamilton to spearhead this project.

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Driver facing charges following fatal single-vehicle-collision: Chatham-Kent police

A driver is facing charges after a single-vehicle collision in Chatham-Kent resulted in the death of the vehicle’s 19-year-old passenger.


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Man and mother facing charges following domestic violence investigation: Chatham-Kent police

A 28-year-old man is facing multiple charges including forcible confinement and assault following a domestic violence investigation that also resulted in the arrest of his mother.

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Impaired driver faces charges for allegedly being four times over legal limit: LaSalle Police


 
WINDSOR, ONT. --
A Windsor woman is facing impaired driving charges after allegedly getting behind the wheel with a blood alcohol level four times over the legal limit.
LaSalle police say the woman was stopped on Malden Road in LaSalle Thursday after her vehicle caught an officer’s attention when it made “a number of maneuvers that caused them to suspect that the driver may be impaired.”
Police say the officer made further observations that confirmed their suspicions after speaking with the driver.
The woman was arrested and taken to the LaSalle Police Service where further tests were conducted. The tests found her blood alcohol concentration was four times the legal limit of .80 mgs.

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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Catholic elementary school in Windsor

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at St. John Vianney Catholic Elementary School after another positive case was reported in a previously dismissed cohort.

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The Essex County Chinese Canadian Association responds to Chris Vander Doelen's tweet


 
WINDSOR, ONT. --
The Essex County Chinese Canadian Association (ECCCA) has made a statement in regard to Ward 3 Essex town councilor Chris Vander Doelen's tweet, Friday.
The tweet read, "Damn. My test for the Chinese flu came back positive. So I hafta law low for another week—a punishment worse than the illness proved to be."
While they wish Vander Doelen a speedy recovery, they state, "…his Twitter statement is unacceptable for someone in his position holding public office. For forty-five years, the ECCCA has contributed positively to our Windsor and Essex community working with our partners in civil society.  We believe that Mr. Vander Doelen’s comments are unnecessary and harmful."

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